Is death THE END? Is this the one and only life we live? What is the soul and what is it’s journey? Some people view death with fear, anxiety, finality and foreboding – THE END. Others view death with a sense of inevitability, peace and as part of a beautiful eternal continuum. Is there value in life, without death? And does death have a colour?

Is death THE END? Is this the one and only life we live? What is the soul and what is it’s journey?Some people view death with fear, anxiety, finality and foreboding – THE END. Others view death with a sense of inevitability, peace and as part of a beautiful eternal continuum.Is there value in life, without death?And does death have a colour?

Is death THE END? Is this the one and only life we live? What is the soul and what is it’s journey? Some people view death with fear, anxiety, finality and foreboding – THE END. Others view death with a sense of inevitability, peace and as part of a beautiful eternal continuum. Is there value in life, without death? And does death have a colour?

The End?

Most juicy conversation takes place behind closed doors, in the privacy and intimacy of our homes. Every week for fifteen years Cassy and Annika took time out for yoga. These recordings are the conversations that unfolded in the privacy of time, space and their yoga postures, discussions as diverse as; love, forgiveness, fear, motherhood and power, would bubble up. Topics which tickle the nerve of what it means to be alive. ​Practical, often funny and raw, this is a place where life and conversations collide, making us feel that we are not alone on this journey.

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Most juicy conversation takes place behind closed doors, in the privacy and intimacy of our homes. Every week for fifteen years Cassy and Annika took time out for yoga. These recordings are the conversations that unfolded in the privacy of time, space and their yoga postures, discussions as diverse as; love, forgiveness, fear, motherhood and power, would bubble up. Topics which tickle the nerve of what it means to be alive.​Practical, often funny and raw, this is a place where life and conversations collide, making us feel that we are not alone on this journey.

Most juicy conversation takes place behind closed doors, in the privacy and intimacy of our homes. Every week for fifteen years Cassy and Annika took time out for yoga. These recordings are the conversations that unfolded in the privacy of time, space and their yoga postures, discussions as diverse as; love, forgiveness, fear, motherhood and power, would bubble up. Topics which tickle the nerve of what it means to be alive. ​Practical, often funny and raw, this is a place where life and conversations collide, making us feel that we are not alone on this journey.

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